Behold My Servant
Classes
Class 1: Behold my Servant
The class explores Isaiah's servant prophecies, focusing on the first servant song in Isaiah 42, which foretells the suffering and ultimate triumph of the Messiah. It emphasizes the servant's role in bringing judgment and salvation to the nations through his submission to God's will.
Class 2: A Light to lighten the Gentiles
The class explores Isaiah 49, focusing on the role of Jesus Christ as the servant of Yahweh who brings salvation to both Israel and the Gentiles. It emphasizes the themes of divine calling, rejection by his own people, and the ultimate fulfillment of God's purpose through Christ's mission.
Class 3: I gave my back to the smiters
The class explores Isaiah 50, focusing on the third servant song and the suffering of the Messiah. It emphasizes God's power and Israel's responsibility for their situation, contrasting the nation's failure with the servant's response to God's call. The class highlights the servant's role in bringing salvation and encourages faith in Christ's work.
Class 4: He has borne our griefs
The class explores Isaiah 52:13-53:12, focusing on the suffering and sacrifice of the Servant of the Lord, identified as Jesus Christ. It emphasizes Christ's role in bearing the sins of humanity and the significance of his atoning death for salvation.
Class 5: The sure mercies of David
The class explores the fruits of Messiah's salvation through the lens of Isaiah 54 and 55, emphasizing national repentance, Israel's reinstatement, and the call to salvation for all nations. It draws parallels between the historical narrative of Abraham and Sarah and the spiritual realities of faith and covenant.